SOCIAL AUDIT
The processes involved in the evaluation of a company’s procedures of operation. It will determine if any impact has been adversely made on society.
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The processes involved in the evaluation of a company’s procedures of operation. It will determine if any impact has been adversely made on society.
A strategy where investments are driven in part or totally by a social or unrealistic objectives.
The ability to persuade, interact and communicate with members of society with no undue conflict and disharmony.
1. Payment that is instead of cash and is in kind. 2. A claim, benefit, discount or interest as opposed to cash.
The permission given to allow a user to use a piece of software that is not exclusive. See shrinkwrap license.
The proportion of non-volatile material that is found in adhesive, ink, paint and other suspension fluids.
The process used to find the cause of a problem or an issue that has arisen. A back tracking process to locate the cause.
A mass mailing via the interenet where a message is sent to everyone whose email address is known of. It does not ask permission.
A lien that includes the right to sell a property in default after giving notice and without getting a foreclosure.
The practice of borrowing money at lower, short-term interest rates and then lending this money through long term fixed rates, which are typically done at a higher rate of interest.
The Rating Bureau is an organization responsible for classifying rates and hazards of certain risks depending on the geographic area or location.
A business model featuring selling an item at a low price to sell consumable products later. The name refers to the Gillette Company selling handheld razors cheap and then making a profit
Real assets are tangible assets such as valuable antiques, artwork, buildings coins, machines, stamp collections, etc., as opposed to items that are financial assets including debentures, shares, bonds and so on.
How the funds left in a retirement plan are allocated when the employee leaves the company before he is vested. The funds are disbursed among other participants or used to cover expenses.
This term refers to someone making a complete career change later in their life. This change is usually intended to pursue a dream job or a major change in the lifestyle.
1. Inversely related. 2. Relationship in which movement of one party is met with a corresponding movement of the other. 3. Number resulting from dividing 1 by a number except 0.
This term refers to an official copy of an original record or a copy of said record that is not a duplicate, convenience or working copy.
This term means the regular cost incurred repeatedly, or for each item produced or each service performed on a recurring or repeated basis.
If shares are about to expire, a company can purchase them back before hand.
This term refers to the review of requests for records during a specific period, to identify more requested records and request patterns.